Editor
The editor should be fairly familiar to anyone who has used a word processor before. This is where you’ll work on the current active chapter of your story. Selecting a chapter from the Story Outline in the side bar will open it in the editor.
Your work is autosaved as you write, though you should note that inksprite is not a cloud service. Stories are saved locally in your browser’s storage.
Prompt Bar
Section titled “Prompt Bar”If you have AI features enabled, you’ll see a prompt bar at the bottom of the screen. Typing a prompt here and hitting enter will send a request to the AI, instructing it to continue writing from the end of the chapter.
This is a good place to put a scene beat or authors note, but adding a custom prompt is optional. If left blank, the default prompt will look something like “continue the story from where it left off”.
See the AI Co-Writing section for more details.
Formatting
Section titled “Formatting”We have deliberately omitted a formatting toolbar to reduce visual clutter. The usual keyboard shortcuts will work, but we suggest using markdown. The editor will automatically translate markdown into formatted text as you type. Once you learn them, these shorthands feel very natural and won’t interrupt your flow.
Here are some examples. Below, you’ll see how this is translated into formatted text by the editor.
# Heading 1## Heading 2### Heading 3
I *really* like chocolate.Do **not** eat that mushroom.You should ~~not~~ have another coffee.> inksprite is the best writing app I've ever used
To-do list:- Nap- Eat lunch- Nap
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Let's count to three:1. One2. Two3. ThreeHeading 1
Section titled “Heading 1”Heading 2
Section titled “Heading 2”Heading 3
Section titled “Heading 3”I really like chocolate.
Do not eat that mushroom.
You should not have another coffee.
“inksprite is the best writing app I’ve ever used”
To-do list:
- Nap
- Eat lunch
- Nap
Let’s count to three:
- One
- Two
- Three